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BALTIMORE Il OHIORA|
SCHEDULE In EYrEOT, Ap

Trains loave Delaware Avenue
EAST.bUUND:
PhliA. Accommodation, daily -.
Phila. Accommodation, daily.
Pbila. Accommodation. daily.
Phila. 4 communication, daily
Phila. y Chester express, daily
LEGAL f.eight, passenger coached
attached, daily except Sunda
Phtla. Accommodated, daily.
Phil. Accommodation, daily....
phila. * chester express. daily,
Pn,l Accommodation, daily,
Phila. Acton mediation, daily.
Pbils. X chester express, daily,
WESr.BuUhE
Chicago Limited, da,ly........
Arrives chicago lilo next MOI
train does not take baltimore
Local freight FOR Canton and
passenger coaches aItatcAed.
sunday, $40 a. m,
Cincinnati Limited, dhlly.."...
Arrives Cincinnati I.t5 q.
go p. d. psIt dsy.
| nicsgo and 81. Louis EIpfd
| daily........... .....'.''.'..'s1
| Singeily Aeon modailon, daily,l
| FOR LANDtNBskG, VOC
800 =. M, ard $50 z. b. dali
Trains leave MAKE: stree: ~
FOR Philadelphi. 80 A, d.,
sunday, $50 a. N ana %
For baltimore ilo ?. A.,
Lender berg, 6.Sj, !. M.daiiy eIc'
SIS A. NJ, and AS p t. sag
daily.
phia a; 500. SO, 100 .fo 10 =
i.06 daily except sunday ml4eo
Ii.sO, t4.bt, $50, go Nv, lO.S p
Expr So trains. n
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HouseKeepers. Buy Your Groceries n,

nENNISON X PEACH, Successors to Thos.
". Wiero No. 10e vast Fifth street. All the
leallhS brands OF flour, canned goods, Bakers
fruits, cherries. apricots, blackberries, nears.
cMrfants. peaches and apples, sundricd and
tytporsted, \. Y. plums Il cts cakes bread.
Mans, shoulders, lard, cod hsh, cts. ID.
buckets let's, table figs, ID box - cts, liz
preserves by the bucket, window screens l.
NJ any window and our splendid blended tea
anu coffee, cannot be exceled, Sliced ham.
tggs, headlight oil. All goods delivered
promptly. Cali and buy. lO3 East 9TH str. ct
NIT ID. Z.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

Five cars of a freight train on tht
New Jersey Central Esiirosa were
thrown from the track q. E.izaoe Inpos'
a.ts,5ay mt rniug, and Pster Flood
Sss.Es man, aged go years, was killed
Xnc her train hand was severely IL
luz d.
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WANAMAKERs'
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May 10. 1885,

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wANAMAKERs'
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, May 10. 1887.
Priestley's Black Silk and
WOODS. English thorough.
mess in every thread. Too
1 many chests" to be caught
'lup with easily. Other makers
know that.
Sottness, beauty, regu-
larity OF finish; quality,
) weight, width and shade al
ways the same. Those are
features of the Priestley
,lBlack Silks and Woods.
!. Black that won't fade or
! lgrow rusty with age. There
:. lare no other dyers like the
ppl English.
t When you buy such
you know precisely
= what you're getting. You
~ know that any of the stufs
ID can be perfectly matched at
" any time.
il. The finest silk warp, the
be best Australian wool film g;
Il, 1.-THE two put together SO that
ps the strength of the one and
1t. the softness of the other
b, show in the fabric. The mix,
b. ture of Silk and Wool gives
~ Of an almost classical grace to
'e- the drlping effect.
b. Henrietta Cloth, a silk
I'll warp cashmere with the silk
'sh hidden.
,O' Drap d'Alma, with its al
ee. most invisible line.
The Clairette, like Nuns Veil
red ing without the border.
ted Convent Cloth, withou
ha: sign of sheen.
ok Mourning Cloth, to b.
to worn with Crepe bonnet ant
ard veil.
en-, sm Careps Hair, in daint
'se. diagonal wills.
but bn. Crepe Cloth, about a
hey near to crepe as the maker
1nds can get.
be What a list Of wove
beauties. Every one wit
. ,.er silk wrap; every one a per
surs feet fabric of its kind. Her
'aks rietta, rs cents to 81. That
sn.' about the price range of a
n 20 o. the rest.
isla- Southeast of centre.
sled. What of Books we sho
the in a Chestnut street windo
s epes are little more than randor
SEES, picked from our Book sto
y, a"f shelves. Something f @
NJ. Ievery taste. How else cou
,oI,r we sell more Books tn;
is to any o!her house in the ecu
t th.. try And there's no COZ
ssiOD bination bulge in the price
,fmo. Grants Memoirs, vols, s4.5o
wb,i The Dlar3 OF Samuel Pepys, vols
new edition, s. p.
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of
WIZ English Language, revised edition, q
Rand G. MrNally's Standard Atlas
the World, 81 10
veryl Ben Hur, tale OF the Christ, 81.
] 0lers Princess Casimassima, by Henry Jal
rant. sl.io.
Is nc aracinesca, by Marion Crawl
& gesris1.la.
,bess The late Mrs. Null, by Frank Stock
no, lSll0.
Many lnfallible Proofs, by Kew. ar
WV T. Pierson, 90c
'onsn Gems from. Henry Ward Beecher,
OF GIL Memoir, SOC.
AN be Lie Of George Eliot, BY Cross,
selves Sl.53.
r that Natures Hallelujah, illustrated
orning Irene E. Jerome, S3.7I5. Seasonablc
to ar. present
ares Also timely works on .
V y I aoss lricu,ture and Horticu ltur
Q went large assortment of Ere
= e oom. Books, bound and unbor
? Thai Seasides and Fran
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make !terns, etc.
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~ were covers and tell you if the
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V0UBLIC SAIE-WILL BE SOLD At
the drove yards in Centrevills, Chris
tiana, hundred. on
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1857,
at l O'Clock p. m,
rs head OF first class lndisna young ~
horses, weig hing from loco To 1900 10y
pounds, workers. ccachers, drivers anu gene
raj purpose horses, some very stylish
drivers and good steppcrs; good saddlors,
some fam lily horses, suitable for ladies to
drive. The above hou es are worthy the at.
tention OF persons wanting good, reliable
horses, as tho undersigned has spared no
D aims In selecting them. Tho horses Will be
there for inspection on Monday, tho 10th
inst. Ninety days credit.
ID. CUSSELMAN, Agent.
l.. W. Stidham Son, Aust.
moe cd .d&w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

ID EMOVAI-MkS. Osborn HAS re-
III moved to No. T04 Market street, where
she IL prepared to do dressmaEing in all It's
branches, or will go out by the day. m2o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

nUaLIO SaLE-WILL re SOLD AT
public sale, in front OF l.. W. Std
ham b sons auction room, on Saturday,
May IL, 1887. at 10 80 o'elocg o. M. q good
nmp-sest carriage. l.. W. STlDHAM h
Sun, Aucts. mss t.
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aOrIUHR.

NyOTiUE-THESIX TEEN III ANNUAL
~ meeting Of theishareholders Of Central
Loan Association will be held AZ the once
Of the Secretary, No. 'l2 Market street. on
Thursday evening" May l2tb, 1887 at o.
clock. The annual report will be presented
and an election TO- otf1cars ard directors
held. Attest: WIN. E. HAWKINS,
mI-6t Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

A NEW PLAN TO SAVE MONEY. IF
~ persons have their own cloth they can
have 1t cut and trimmed and made to order
In any style suit, warranted best trim.
mings and sooi mt. for only So CO. Satisfac.
Ton given or no pay taken, oy A. Sob
N NJ, AN SON, Merchant rstlors. 210
west Second street, VIII, Del. ms-6ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

NOTlOE-THE ANNUAL % EXITING
IN ofthe City Market House Company
will BIS beht In the house Of the Fame Hose
Fire Company, on Wednesday. May llth, at
so'clock p. N. ID. ID. ME Till.
mist Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

DEST PRICE PAID FUR ALL KINDS
ID Of sc,ond hand clothing, watches,
clocks, revolvers, guns, sewing machines,
furniture and stoves, all OF which viii 20
scld BY A. J. OONNOR, at low rate. COZ
west Front street vii. Del. olb-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

Consultation and Examin alton Free.
Office hours from 10 q. m. till 8 p. ID.
Positively no patients seen on Sun
day.
Tumors and Cancers removed with
out pain or the use of a knife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

NOTICE-WE HAVE ON HAND A
IN full supply of dissolved phosphate for
flowers. pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
for grape vines, &c. in s. 10, Is and 50 pound
bags Manufactured by j. A. CRAN5TON
Company, 10s King street and Newport, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-10

DIR. WILBUR has adopted this plan:
That he will charge nothing for ad.
vice, consultation or treatment
until the patie Mt pronounces
himself we'll,
The only charge being made is for medi.
cine used during the treatment.
DIR. WILBUR, srECIALIsT,
Treats successfully chronic and long
stand ing diseases, as those OF the Head.
Throat and Lungs, Liver, Kidney and
Heart Complaints; inveterate diseases
of the Stomsoh that have de6ed all 9th.
or methods; those fearful diseases of the
nervous system, arising from whatever
causes: Scrofuls, Dropsy, Paraly sis, Fite
Fever Sores, Contracted Cords, Eularg.
cd and Stiff Joints, Rheumatism, Neu.
rAlgia, Scieptisa, Bone Deformation
Salt Rhe cum, Ervsipelas, ScaldTHead
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Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter
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Ladies who are suffering with com
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out subjeeting them to the embarrassing
procedure Of examination, which ii
nine cases out Of ten is unnecessary
The Doctor particularly invites al
cases that have been given up by othe
physicians.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Office hours from 10 q. m. till 8 p. 10
Positively no patients seen on Sun
day.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
sCHOOLCRAFT's DEED.
Conveyance OF All His Real and Per.
sOnal Property.

A trust-deed was filed in the Chan
cery-Court Clerks eiiice yesterday
morning between J. L. Schoolcraft snd
Ida c. Schoolcraft, of the first part,
and A. 4. Boulware and James Caskie,
trustees. okthe second part. The deeI
conveys all the real and personal prop
erty Of Mr.. Schoolcraft, as follows
"1he residence at the northwest corner
OF Franklin and Jefferson streets, front
ing 30 feet, more or less, on Franklin
street. The lot of land which was use j
as a sugar-refnery, with a wharf on
James river attached thereto and form
ing part Of the same, bounded rs fol-
lows: Beginning on the margin of
James river, thence south 49,, east 15Z
feet to Lester street ; thence on the lane
of Lester street north % east $50 feet ;
thence nearly at right angles to slid
street, north So, west l72 feet 10
James river thence along the margin
OF the river $50 feet, more or less. b
the point OF beginning. Lot with brick
dwelling thereon fronting l6 feet Is
inches on the north side of Cary street
between Madison and BelyideFe. IT.
lot at the southeast corner OF Cabell anl
Tyler streets, fronting 30 feet inches
on Cabell street. An undividedmOiety
in certain lot OF land at the corner OF
Broad and Henry streets, fronting
about 80 feet on Broad street An un-
divided moiety in certain lot desig-
mated in the plan of the city of Rich
nond as Lot No. 16l, and bounded by
Main street, Rockets street, and Cherry
alley. Also, an undivided moiety in u
lot Of land fronting IL feet 81 inches on
the north side of Broad near jefferson
street, all the real estate mentioned be-
ing in the city OF Richmond, Va.
The bonds Of the Richmond railway
and the Richmond City railway held
by the First National and Union Banks
OF Richmond subject to their claims
against them" The following chooses
in action--viz. "My claims against
the estates Of $. Sprigg Campbell and
Parker Campbell, which are now being
asserted in the Chancery Court, known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
THE COKH.REaION TROUBLEs.
Excitement substdtsg, bus sne
Cookers Down on Pfuksrtos Men.
fRr telegraph % the piapatch.l

PTTrsBuRGH, Pa, July S.-A Union
town pa Chronicle Telegraph spe-
cial says: Although quiet and peace
reigrs at West Leisenring this morning
there is fear prevailing that trouble
will occur. The excitement OF last night,
occssioned by the report that four
men had been killed and others
wounded has nbsided, but most bit.
ter feeling, growing every day. is held
by the workers against the officers on
duty and the operators at large. Some
cokers. who arrived here this morning.
assert that the moment shot IL fired
by Pinkerton men the whole region
will rise up in arms, and TO this end a
thorough course OF drilling is being
introduced among the Hungarians.
1he "Huns at the neighboring works
have become more boisterousduring the
past twelve hours, but those in the inn
mediate vicinity of the Pinkerton bar
racks are displaying a milder dispo'
sltion.
Five new men returned 10 work to-
day at West Leisenring, making seven
" men now on duty. This afternoon
The strikers will be notified TO vacate
the company's houses, and trouble may
then occur.
A report comes from Scott Dale, Pa.
by a special TO the Chronicle 7ots-
graph, that the strike in the coke
regions has been declared of by q
convention representing eight hundred
Of the striking cokers, and that work
will be resumed Monday. The report
has not yet been confirmed. but spe-
cisl. from Uniontown say there is great
rejoicing there. President Harris, OF
the Miners Association. says he ia OF
opinion that once the mon return TO
work a satisfactory sliding scale can be
srronCel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09

rondering deeply on the subject
When last seen Levy was quietly riding
on the boat which plies between Wash
ipgton and Alexandria. He was, at
that time, attempting no disgnise, and
did not hesitate TO speak of the affray
in which he was engaged. The Rich
mond police authorities have been
earnestly trying TO find ont his where
abouts, but unsuccessfully. He was,
however, in Washington as late as Mon
day, according to common report.
There il warrant out for Levy. but
he has not yet been indicted by the grand
jury, which latter isessential TO bringing
him here on requisition il he is found
and arrested in another State or Terri
tory. II is understood that the atten-
tion Of the grand jury will be drawn to
the case at its next sitting as also to
the fact that Hubbsrd's house, where
this difficulty occurred, is nearly oppO-
site 10 the ladies entrance of one OF
the hotels Of the city, and closer still
to a large manufacturing establish
ment, to which many highly respectable
women and girls 60 for employedmelt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
GENT Onto the Grand Jury.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the continued case of William Kra-
gle, charged with stealing SlS from the
person OF Edward Howell, was called.
Mr.. Howell testified that on the after
noon of June 9th he, with his friend
Donella and the accused, took q ride in
hack. Before they started he had q
$40 bill changed and paid the hackman
81. He (HowelD was little drinky.
After taking q pleasant drive in the
eastern part of the city they returned
to Ben. Hord's store to get something
to drink. While there the young man
left them and subsequently he missed
his money.
The hackman testified that while
Howell, Donella, and Kragle were in
Hord's store he saw Kraglc standing by
Howell, pretending to be arranging his
clothes, and soon afterwards Kragle left
the store and ran mp the street Subse-
quently ne met Kragle again on Twen-
ty-ffth street, who, upon seeing the
hack, broke and ran down a steep en-
bankment and across a mud-pond and
disappeared on Twenty-fourth street
Donella's testimony was IN substance
the same as Howells.
The accused said that they were all
under the influence OF liquor and he
was unable TO account for the disap-
pearance of the money, but most posi-
lively declared that he did not get it.
He said that when he left the party at
Hord's he went directly to his board
g.house, on Twenty-third street, and
went to sleep; that he was too much
intoxicated 10 run.
The case was certified to the Hugt-
ings Court. Bail in the sum OF $500
was allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09

several Small Cases disposed Of
Charter Amended. &c.

IN the City Circuit Court yesterday
the following cases were disposed of;
j. S. Moore rs. George W. Bartlett.
Suit on open account for $273.S0.
Judgment, 10y consent, for plaintiff for
full amount.
A. J. Harris rs. Z. f. Wrenn. An
order was entered 10y the Court in this
case requiring Charles II. Cosby, Jo-
scph b. Cosby, Woodward x Son, and
George II. Black TO appeir on Monday
tie I1th day OF July and state the ma
turc OF their claim and 10 maintain or
relinqUish it.
Masonic Temple Association az.
Southern Electric Supply Company.
Order entered directing tie High Con
stable to pay to plaintiff the SUN Of
$33.GS, proceeds of sale of effects.
The Commonwealth of Virginia for
II. X. Nuckols rs. John w. CottrelI.
Cause removed from Goochland. jury
rendered a verdict for SS5.
y. II. Lynch rs. X. Il. Chaflin. De
fendant filed two bills of exceptions.
Judge Wexford amended the charter
Of the Southern Accldcnt-lnsurLnce
Company as follows:
"1he corporate powers = shall
be exercised by the Board OF Directors,
which may be increased to twenty one.
They shall have power to fix rates.
places of insurance, and the amount OF
risks TO be taken, and to control and
make investments Of the funds Of the
company in such manner as they may
deem best they to be elected by the
stockholders. "
Edgar Allan, Esq, as counsel for
Thomas Ashburn, has instituted suit
against John n. Upshur for $1,000
damages. No declaration is filed.
p. b. SHIELD, Esq, qualified to prac-
tice law in this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
Mr.. r.Kidd,s Car.Prciectors.

Mr.. Lewis c. Kidd, of this city, has
received a patent fora fre-extinguisher
for railway cars. His appliances con
sist Of reservoir Of water over the
stove and pipes running down from 1t
and encircliDg the stove. Whenever q
collision or upsettal occurs the water is
instantly discharged into and on the
stove. The plan is simple and seems
to be eficacious. II it performs what
is claimed for it, it will prove to be one
Of the greatest life-saying inventions
of the age.
To goalong with the fre-extinguisher
Mr.. Kidd has lsmp-extinguisher. 1t,
too, works automatically, and when a
railway accident occurs it shuts off all
the lamps; so extinguishes the flames
that in the event OF the demolition
of the car there is no danger TO
be apprehended from fire from the
lamps, which at present is fruit
ful source Of danger to the travelling
public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
COURT BEFORE COURT.
Proceeding Greuing Out or the
Tyine Tn or Capitol street.

For years past in the summer time
the Judge of the Hastings Court has
caused a rope to be stretched across
Capitol street between Ninth and
Tenth. 1t is put up when the court is
about to open and taken down when
the court closes. 1t prevents vehicles
from passing and gives to the court
room The quiet without which it would
be next 10 impossible for the jury, wit
nesse., and lawyers to hear each other
Recently Judge Atkins deemed it best
to make an order for closing to vehi-
clcs this street-not a very much fre-
quented thoroughfare-during the
hours stated, and so the order was
formally made and entered of record.
1t stands as the judgment ahd decree
of the court. Yesterday the Mayor
directed Major POe.to have the Judge
and the officer who executed the
Judges order reported to the Police
Codrt for violation of the city ordi-
nance.
At one time the city ordinance per
mitted the Mayor to allow streets TO be
tied up III cases OF Sickness, &c. ms
ordinance, or resolution, the Council
recently repealed. The Mayor vetoed
the repeal. So the ordinance says no
streets shall be tied up.
Judge Atkins'sactiOn vas taken under
the provision Of law which makes it
contempt to create any noise near to the
court that will interfere with the pre-
ceedInPs of the court. As the Hastings
Court is q superior cosrt to the Police
Court the public will look with interest
to the proceedings in the case. Cap
tain Angel, So directed by the Chief,
has reported the obstruction to the Po-
lice Justice, and it ssw remains for the
Justice to determine whether b. will
issue the summons against the Judge
and the City-Hall ianitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09

Personals and Briefs.

Senator j. Singleton Diggs, oI
Lynchburg, was in the city yesterday
NessTs. Theodore Walton and Mason
billiard are at the Allegheny Springs
Miss Ellen A. Clancy, niece of Mrs.
j. Hartley, is visiting friends in NeS
York city.
Mr.. Lee Britt, superintendent oi
schools of Nansemond county, was in
the city yesterday.
Sheriff Campbell, of Fluvanna ceun-
ty, was in the city Yesterday on his way
home from Old Point.
Mr.. b. Taylor McCue, who has been
sick for three weeks, was at the To.
bacco Exchange yesterday, greatly im-
proved in health.
A Tammany club has been formed in
Rockets, with Captain L. f. Scott as
president, A. Maxim as secretary, and
John Venable as sergeant-atarms.
Mr.. Z. Z. Lawler, q graduate OF
Washington Business College, who has
been on visit 10 his uncle, Mr.. James
Hartley, Of this city, has returned
home.
Miss Minnie McGurk, OF Hartford,
Conn, who has been visiting her cousin.
Miss Smith, of Nineteenth street, was
suddenly called home yesterday on ac-
count OF the illness OF her father.
Mr. +. Il. Coigin, late OF Pace &
Sizer, left this city for Durham, y.
c., July 9Th, where he has excepted a
position with Messrs. Z.J. Lyon & Co.,
tobacconists.
Beverley I. Crump, Jr., g. V C.;J.
c. Teller, G. X. OF r. s., and J. A.
Cosby, p. G.. of Richmond, have been
on an official and fraternal visit 10
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. %, X. Of p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-09
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed o
yesterday
Pat. Shelton (colored), trespising
upon the premises of and assaultine
and abusing Alfred Henna. Fined slC
and costs.
Thomas Marshall (colored), feloni
ously asasulting and striking 2. j.
Reynolds with brick, vitk intent t.
kill. Fined 81 and costs and security
required for twelve months.
Emma Lyons, cursing and abusing
Mary L. Martin. Fined $3.50 and
costs.
Robert J. Smith (colored), assaulting,
abusing, and threateningto cut Rachael
Smith with knife. Security required
for twelve months.
Mrs. Starke, assaultisg, abusing, and
beating Joseph Weber, the child OF W.
A. Weber. Dismissed.
Philip Harris (colored), drunk. Fined
81 and costs.
William T. Shorts, assault and bate
ry. Dismissed on payment of costs.
Archer Conway was fined s. for OBJ
structiDg travel on the City railway
with his hack.
William Kragle, stealing SIS from
the person of Edward Howell. Sent
on to the grand jury.